Thoroughly Good Classical Music Podcast

Thoroughly Good Classical Music Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 478 episodes

Jon Jacob talks to artists, writers, and audience members about classical music.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: blog.thoroughlygood.me

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Thoroughly Good Classical Music Podcast

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Arts

Podcast website

blog.thoroughlygood.me

Latest episode

Sep 23, 2026

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Episodes

My take on Benjamin Grosvenor 15.07.2011
BBC Proms 2011: Paul Hughes and Stephen Bryant 15.07.2011
@mahlermad in the #bbcproms 15.07.2011
BBC Proms 2011: Shelagh Cohen 15.07.2011
BBC Proms 2011: The person who runs the Proms 15.07.2011
BBC Proms 2011: Petroc Trelawney 15.07.2011
BBC Proms 2011: Oliver MacFarlane 15.07.2011
BBC Singers rehearsing the crowd 09.07.2011
What the BBC does well 09.07.2011
The Barbershop Belles at Lewisham People's Day (video later) 09.07.2011
Mayor Steve Bullock talks with me about Lewisham People's Day 09.07.2011
Interval report at ROH Peter Grimes 03.07.2011
Peter Grimes 03.07.2011
A moment in the garden 01.07.2011
A bit of PoeJazzi. Brilliant talent 01.07.2011
Down on the river 01.07.2011
Ten to seven 28.06.2011
Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo on @bbcradio3live #lightfantastic 26.06.2011
Rachel's Birthday 25.06.2011
Interview with John Wilson (recorded January 2011) 25.06.2011
A treat #digitalsurrey 23.06.2011
The Crux 16.06.2011
Rape of Lucretia on @BBCradio3live 13.06.2011
Turkeys doing data transfer 29.05.2011
Bath International Festival, Carbonara and @bbcradio3live 25.05.2011

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